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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-08-18


The marriage of c. P. Chaffee to Mary
Boyce, occurred at Gilmore, the 18TH
The service was performed by Rev. F. E.
Healey OF Morrisville. 1t was a surprise
to all.
STERLING.-The buildings of B. W.
Shaw were burned to the ground Sunday
about nOOn-dwelling house, shed and
barn. The first intimation of fire was a
cracking sound from the chambers, and
Mr.. Shaw went out and found the roof
all on fire. He then went to the barn
and let out his horse. Unfortunately
most of the neighbOrs were at church,
buC the few that were at home were soon
on the ground and did their bes: in the
short time they had. AS everything was
so dry and there was no water handy,
| little clothing, two beds and a few pieces
of furniture was all that was saved from
the house. The farming tools, harnesses
and wagons were all burned. Mrs. De-
Wolf had nearly all her clothing and
many valuables burned. A gold watch
at first thought burned was afterward
found in the road. The house had been
undergoing repairs and was completed
only the day befOre.--A Sabbath school
picnic will be held in Mr.. Billings grove
near the mill next Friday: it Is to be a
basket picnic and all are inviLed.-Lizzie
Prescott and sister returned to their
home in Fort Edwards last Friday.-The
Ladies' Sewing Circle met with Mrs.
Frank Turner on Wednesday of last
week.-Tuesday night, when returning
from Morrisville, Ernest Billings and
Mrs. Geo. Heath came near meeting with
a severe accident. While coming up the
Douglas hill the horse seemed to be
frightened at something and began tC
back, upsetting the buggy and emptying
it of its occupants, and backing of the
bank, and becoming entangled in the
) bushes aud briars and falling down. The
neighbors were soon on the spot and ren
dered assistance. Ernest came OIL unln
iured. and MIS-. Heath was only slightly
famed. The shafts were broken and the
buggy otherwise slightly injured
Stacey sprained her wrist last Weqnes'
! day afternoon.
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WOOpMAN 1RuE B. CO

hEALERS in Butter, Cheese, Beans and Pro
- visions. No. % Chatham St., BosToN
AUSTIN bELkNAP. II. w. BEIKNAP.
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PRATT.-In Stowe, August IA, 1887, Maria Pra It,
widow of Silas Pratt. aged "A years.
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AUSTIN RELKNAp g. c

DHOTOGRAPHER,
Portland Street,
I64yl MORprsyIp vr
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EAST ELMCRE,

MIS-. Enos Curry of Burlington made
short visit last week at c. c. Browns.
The marriage of c. p. Chaffee to Mary
Boyce, occurred at Gilmore, the 18th.
The service was performed by Rev. F. E.
Healey OF Morrisville. 1t was a surprise
to all.
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JOHN HALL,

DENTIST, CAMBRIDGE, Vt.
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Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of 10
cents per line-no notice inserted for less than
SI.OO. rive cents per line each subsequent In
sertiOn.
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Afternoon Stock Market.
New York Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. March IA The
new week opened on the stock exchange
with a moderately active and weak
market, with a more general distribu
ton OF business and interest than has
been seen for some time. The opening
was decidedly strong, and the advances
over Saturdays figures ranged up to IS
per cent. There were further gains in
the early transactions, but fol end
of the first fifteen minutes the re
market was declining, under re
lead of Hooking Valley, RI l.
mond & West Point and Union
Pacific. After the first hour
there was a period Of dizziness, but the
pressure was soon renewed, and the
declining. tendency was continued until
pm. After that. there was fair
fractional recovery, which was allowed
In turn by the loss of the smaller
gains recorded. The last hour showed
much better feeling, and the close was
quiet, but firm. at small fractions better
tnan the lowest of the day.
Government bonds were dull and
steady.
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Chicago Produce Markets.

CHICAGO. March IA.
Weak; slower; cash, 1914;
May, 81 5-16.
Weak cash, 1913; May, 40
ZIG
Oats-steady; cash, 81; May, 80.
Whisky-I.lS.
Pork-Steady cash, 2O.1O; May, 1880
Lard-Easy; cash, 1925; May, 1921.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Firmer; cash. 76; May, 815s
June, 80 GIG.
Confirm; cash, 352s; May, 1913
June, 90 Is 16.
Oats-steady; cash, "a; May %; June,
% 1916.
,Rye-Steady, 541l.
Barley-Cuiet; 4914 q so.
Whisky-l.18.
Pork-Unchanged.
Lard Steady; cash, 7.42H.
Shoulders, 600 q CPS; short clear,
s.4O q 8.45; short ribs, 7.95.
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A Brute

TORONTO, March 13.-Judgment was
given in the high court, yesterday, Or
dering the extradition of Dr.. We,r, on
the ground that tn re was some evil
dence of felony.
Weir will oe handed over to the Michi-
gan authorities. He is charged with
criminally assaulting a young girl while
she was lying i'll With typhoid fever in a
hospital at Oscoda, Michigan, thereby
causing her death.
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Reducing Expenses

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Publio
Printer Benedict, last night, discharged
for:y-three employees of the govern
ment printing Office. including thirty
three coIhpositors, proof readers and
copy holders, and i've bo kbinoers, and
girl assistants. The reason assigned for
the dismiSssIs was that a reduction of
expenses was necessary.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March IA.

CHICAGO, March IA.
CattIe-Receipts. 1000; active, strong;
shipping steers, $50 to L, 800 pounds, 3.75
q 5.35: stOckers and feeders, 2.60 a $50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; slow, "a 10
lower; rough ana mixed, 5.25 q 5.S5;
packing and shipping, SIS q sos; light.
5 Is O. $40.
Sheep-Receip:s. 1000; strong, 10
higher; natives, 3 90 q 500; western,
so a 400; Texans. $50 a 400.
Lambs-4.50 a $50.
The Drovsrs' Journal, special London
cablegram quotes: No American cattle
on the market; prices are steady at 11A
cents per pound dressed.
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Emperor william

BURLIN, March 13.-The Emperor and
Empress gave farewell audience to NJ :.
De Lesseps to-day. The Emperor after
ward received the mavor of Berlin, Prof.
Braun, and Count Herbert Bismarck,
and drove out later.
1t is reported that on his birthday the
Emperor will give a personal reception
only to members of royal families.
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Morning Railroad Stocks

NEW YORK, March 14.-Bar silver,
1003S,
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

New YORK, March IA.
Money, AZ.
LATER.
Money On call easy, 81 to 6; last
.can of u closed 3 q 4.
Prime mercantile paper, sac.
Sterling exchange, weak 4.Si for sixty
day bills; 4.87 demand.
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New York Mining Market.

New YORK, March thinning shares
were quiet at the following prices; bid
at the close: Alice 81 60, Amador 81 ,55,
Bodle 1926, Consolidated California
Virginia $3.50, Deadwood 50. 10, Eureka
Consolidated So. Ell Cristo So, Hale and
Norcross Sc. Homestake $14, Iron Silver
50 80, Mono $3.50, Middle Bar 80, Mex.
ican $3.50. North Belle Isle S., Standard
Sc, Stanislaus $50, Sutro Tunnel $22.
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New York Gsnern1 Markets.

NEW YORK, March 14.-Tin-Quiet;
Lead-Steady, 44O. Sugar-Firm, quiet.
Hops-Unchanged Coffee-Spot, fair :;
Rio, nominal; options steady. moder-
ately active. Sales, Al 900 bags; April,
1856 q 1910; May, 1910 @ 1890; June.
1915 a 1890; July, II IS @ 1880; Au-
gust, IL so.
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Shot His Father.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Bey Lowen-
thai, baker, aged 20 years, shot his
father tonight while the latter was
abusing the boys younger sister.
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Gone Back to Work

NEW YORK, March 14-The strike of
the coopers of the two large firms
ended this morning, and the men have
gone back to work.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, March IA. - Petroleum
was strong at $50, advanced 10 632s
declined to 62sl, and closed at GO. Sales,
1888 900 barrels.
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In shaIer's Place

NV YORK, March 14-Mayor Hewitt,
to day, appointed James G. Biayliss.
editor of Ir0nAge, president of the board
of health.
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cent more than GRANT in eight years,
nearly one aud fnur-fifths times as
many; $50 Tor 1s5 per cent. more
than HAYES, nearly three timesas many,
and 127 Tor II per cent more than
GARFIELD and ARTHUR. What else has
q Democratic administration done for the
soldier? During the last fiscal year the
total number OF pension certificates OF all
kinds issued was f12, $40, Of which So, 1874
were original allowances. This record
SURPRISES all previous years, the closest to
it being the year 1866, when the number
Of original certificates was 50, III, bal
ance in favor of the year just closed OF
sou. In 1866 but little was required to
prove claim. Tue majority were estah-
lished upon record evidence from the war
department. Twenty-Five years have
elapsed SINCE the war, and the difficulty OF
establish No claims has very largely ln-
creased
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NEW ATHENS ITEMS.

Miss Flora PuryraDce. Who was the guest
Of Miss Alice by, Teimutd To StSuhtp'
willie, Monday
Mias Hal, OF Flushing, o, il the guest o.
New Athens friends
Postoitce Inspector Abe Halmes wa;
here yesterday.
Mrs Bo;ce, Professor at Fine Art il
Franklin COLLEGE, was taken seriously i.
white at Flushing on business. Her ply
stefan will not allow her u he removed
home yet.
Mr. Bennett, of Kansas, will speak in
the interest Of Prohibition in the College
hall October 20
A number went to Cadiz Monday to heal
Major WIN. Mckinley, Jr.
DIR Burgess, Democrat candidate fol
State Senator, is attracting not a little at
tention ~ q ''stumper
Attorney Barnes, Of Cadiz, was in town
this week on business
Marion Cannon struck a job rs book
keeper in PittsbuTg.
John FOrsythe, of the class of SO, was
shaking hands with boys at the College,
Thursday.
The College - prosperous. The attend
ance is triple that IT last term. Franklin
College * one eft the oldest in this State.
IL VAS established in lS25; only two hefor,
il. Four of its graduates reached the Ma
tioual Senate, ana nearly score the
House Two or three Judges of Supreme
Courts, one Comptroller Of the National
Treasury, etc.
Mr. Al. McFadden aud Miss I.oie Ogilvit
were married by Rev. Smith, of the First
Presbyterian, Thursday.
w. =. MCFadden, OF Cadiz, was home Il
attend his brothers wedding
Miss Auna Watson is visiting in Cadiz
b civilians returned home To Franklin
this week
John Cook is home from the West.
George Van FOSSen and Others went tC
Burr's Mills Friday.
c. o. Kepler, OF Delaware, ia in town OIL
business.
Rev. Ross, OF Allegheny, filled the U. p
pulpit last Sabbath.
Memorial services at Philo Hall last Fri
day night jor Hon. Hugh DeFrance Nc
Carly, LII. d., If Highland, Kansas. Mr.
McCSrty was q graduate Of Franklin Col
lege.
Miss Allie Burdette is visiting in Bealls
willie, Ohio
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FAIRMONT NEWS.

Matters OF Local Intsrest-Social and Per
sonaI Items.
SpSciai Correspondence n the Register.
FAIRNoNT, October sc. NJ. Chides-
ter, a prominent limb OF the law, OF Yves
ton, was here yesterday on legal business.
Tie repairs to the suspension bridge go
bravely on, and in another week, the
weather permitting, the floor will be laid
and the bridge will be ready for teams to
cross.
Milton 3. Slower, one Of the most pOpu-
lif engineers on the B. & o., hauled In the
'dinkey" Wednesday and remained here
over night.
Mr.. \. Jarrett, of Pittsburg, a nephew
OF ex.Sherifr c. b. Carney, and Miss May
l.. Phillips, OF MillsborO, Pa, will be mar
ried at the latter place next week.
Lee c. Reed, OF Wheeling, is IN town In
terviewing the boys with reference to their
last spring suits and getting in his work
iur the future. Duns, taxes and death are
always in season.
DIR. Joseph w. Irwin is quite i'll at pres
ent.
Marshall Z Riggs, of Pawpaw district,
died of typhoid fever yesterday morning.
The fever is still raging in the vicinity OF
Fairyiew, and additional deaths are
feared
No wonder MorgantOwn, by q vote OF
l3s to 81, defeated the tyranny-traught
measure looking to the obliteratiOn OF her
ancient and OdOriierOus hog pens. Tear
down the historic plg-stys Of Athens
What, then, would become OF her numer-
Gus pigs? We pause for u reply.
Newt. Walton still bring 10 town his
regular supply OF chickens. His chickens
are always nice, and a milier's hogs are
always Tat.
Mrs. Lucy Dering, Judge Raymond
daughter, whose illness we have mentioned,
j. now ccnyalescent.
Miss Annie Cruise, OF Tunnelton, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. w : Raymond.
Mrs. VIII :. Hamilton. of Huntsville,
is visiting At Mr.. Elmus HamIlton's, on
| Quincy street.
James Wright, Of Harrison county, was
the guest u his. hiother-in-law, John +.
Irwin, this week.
David Riigely, the grnrerymAn, is not
able 70 hc at bis store this week.
David q Morgau IS ia Wheeling heiue
treated for Deafness. He is one Of our
best citizens and We bespeak for him
kind treatment during his stay in the
Nail City.
Dr.. William Perry, who with his wife
and child was BILLED in the recently re-
ported Illinois railroad disaster, was a
nephew of Mrs. James 4 Stausberry, OF
this place: lie was Auditor Of his cOuaty
at the time OF bis death
F. Lock Hamilton, a workman Mt the
new mine OF the Britain coal aud coke
company, met with painful accident last
Thursday. He was working on scaf1nid
and fell, badly iDjurlng himself about the
side
Circuit Clerk Smith, Attorney w. ".
Campbell, Grand Secretary Billing'!cG
and Lee Rsinhaimer, all OF thi7 place, at
trrde,l the meeting Of the Grad Lodge
of Odd Fellows ia Wheeling this week.
Mrs Del R5y Powell sister of Charles
and Lou Powell, Of this place, was recent
ly married TO MI Brice W Hall, Of Boot MS
vile.
The town authorities are having good
Job of Misunderstanding done on Quincy street.
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AMONG the hardest blows given Ma
HONE in the present tight in Virginia is n
letter from ex-COngressman BRADY, who
has heretofore been one of the renegade
chief lieutenants. In his letter BRADY
days MAHONEin fine style, charging among
other things that he has unscrupulOusly
and unblushingly usurped the offices OF
Secretary and Treasurer, ~ we'll a. that OF
Chairman of the State Executive Commit
tee, and has discussed q considerable
amount Of campaign money without Civ
ing the committee any report AZ Ia the
manner of Its Use BRADY says that
Northern Republicans have sent into the
State since 1880 quite $lCO, 900, every dol
lar of which has gone through MAHONE's
hands, and nobody knows what he has
done with it. BRADY also charges that
MALONE has regularly famed out the
Federal offices for money, and III one ease
charged candidate for a p0stoffics 81 600
before he would let him have Tie office
BRADY's rupture with MALONE is unfOr,
tunate for MAHoNE just at this critical
juneture.
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&e9al NOtirrs.
Commissioners Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
| West Virginia.
Marion Shriyer aud Others
vs.. IN thAnctTI.
Hampdcn L. Shrivcr and others.
By virtue Of an order of reference entered in
the above entitled cause on the lst day Of October
1877, it is referred TO the undersigned Commits
SiOner of the said Court 10 take, state and report
an account,
FirSt-Of the transactions OF Hampton Z. Shrl
yer as trustee under deed of trust made by vii.
liam W. Shriycr and wife aud dated the 18th daS
Of June. 1877. a copy of which is filed rs Exhibit
A" of the bill and Of his receipts and dlsburSe'
mrntS Hereunder 30 far as II may appear that
there were transactions a. such trlsec.
Second Ofthe transactions Ofthesaid Hampton
Z. Shrivcr as executor OF the will Of William W.
Shriyer, deceased and his receipts and disburSe-
mentS a. such executor, 30 far as II may appear
that there were transactions as executor.
ThiTd-Of any other matters deemed pertinent
by the said Commissioner and required 10y any OF
the parties.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Tuesday, the first day OF NoYem'
ber 1887 commencing at O'Clock a. N, as the
time, and his office, No. 100 Chaplne street, in
the city Of Wheeling, ohio county, West Virginia,
as the place AT which he will proceed to ascertain
and report the several matters in the said order
of reference required.
Given under my hand this sth day of October,
1857. JOSEPH k. PAJLL,
oclO-oawt Commissioner.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

rNO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS By
/ Judgment or otherwise, on the west twenty
feet Of lot numbered 900 one hundred and nine
situate on the no tn ride OF Eighteenth street in
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, or any par
thereof which was conveyed by Robert kohrl tC
August, 1881.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
of Ohio County, made in 4 cause therein pending
to subject the said real estate TO the payment OF
the liens thereon, yoa are hereby required Ia pre-
snt all claims held by you and each OfyOu, against
the said Robert ROhrl or the Esid Frances Rohrl
or either OF them, which are liens on the said
real estate or any part Of il, for adjudication Il
me, ST my Office, No. 1927 Cbspline street, in the
CITY OF Wheeling. Ohio County, West Virginia
on or before Tuesday, the Sth day OF November
1857.
Given under my hand this sth day Of October
ISST. JOSEPH X. PAUL.,
OclOOaRt Commissioner
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Able but Tactless.

The remark is made among politicians
that John Sherman's name has dropped
out Uf prominence almost entirely as a
candidate for the Presidency. A disinter-
ested observer expressed the belief that II
will not appear in the next Republican
Convention It is all attributed to Mr..
Sherman's own bad management. He
should mol have started the sectional ques,
ton, or he should have stuck to it. But
Mr.. Sherman had never the ghost of a
chance after he aEtagOni2ed Mr. Blaine.
lie is the abltst man who has sought the
Presidency since Judge Chaar, and he has
The last lart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

WHILE be is damBiDg Gov. GORDON, of
Georgia, and calling President CLEVELAND
a dog and expatiating on how Mrs CLEyE-
LAND snubbed HIM suppose &c. FORAKER
were to put a word or two OF common
every day truth among the folds OF his
bloody shirt This for instance: Daring
GRANTS two administrations EIGHT
years. 4S5 private pension acts were ap-
proved; HAYEs's, SOB; GARFIELD and
ARrHUR's, 735 In his fist two years
CLEVELAND has approved s6S private
pension acts, which are $40 Tor 70 per
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The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported at 1881, 600 pounds, as compared
with 1850, 900 last week and 1900, 900
pounds i'll the corresponding week year
ago.
At Philadelphia there has been fair in
quiry for wool, but sales have been 50 per
cent. lighter than for the previous week.
Tue decline IN the volume of business is
due partly to the absence Of assOrtments OF
beeces and partly to the unwilling
ness of holders to accept the
low prices offered offered by buyers.
Most of the sales show loss either 10 in
terror operators or local owners OF wool,
who paid more for their stocks than they
can now get for them after making rea-
sonable allowance for freight, interest and
other expenses of handling. The weeks
sales aggregate 10000 pounds, against
| $50, coo pounds last week, aud 72O, 900
pounds for the week ending October %
last year.
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S A Z E
OF THE
OLD FAIR GROUND PROPERTY,
One Hundred and SeyeHtyf~"
Desirable Lots on wheel.
Ing Island.

IS PURSUANCE UF A DECREE OF Ibt
| Circuit Court Of ohio county, " Va ebsr',s
on the "a day O! June, Isl iH the cAse o. Dc
bay and Others, Againt Brown ana 1'b.H ~
undersigned spsciEl eOtnI1l.i1n.Is VIZ
MONDAY. OCTOBER ~, wv,
beginning at 9o'cIock a IA, all al p1bIr, 81 ~
ton. nj the front door oflhe Court HOd'. o. N w"
cDnnty, Wei Virginia, the rsc u and b-Ss st
Ing ~ The Northwest Virginls hgeHnhupI,yD
ciety knoSn a. the "OLD Yak b.pN..e
PROPER ~ )" situated on wheeling blAb' 80,
Of Zsne street. and west 81 North Hufon 10
and containing, when measured " me bg 80.
liver bsnk, twenty-five and Twelve ~ ,,lII
acres. The tract extends, and HiI " '''' ''''
| 10 the river. ..t. rors.
Under authority Of raid decree tbe .li 80, y
missioners have caused the property " " :,
ed into ariela ABj bsTe laid 90 49, 49,, n,
sIleys through the Same. a plat. sbO.inF ~,
arrangement OF blocks, ~, stFpeti AZ ~.
has been trspG red ami may - sen a. Ib 49,. ~
Of ae0rys Hook, Clerk u The I0pEp 800,
Ohio county Frigtd nopl'r ~ s..d pa,ss.+
on snd sf,er october L., u lsi 81 lh' VIZ"
signed. xho,e.
Afterwards In biockp, and then IN ~ -, ~
on the plat, and will bc odd IN shfbs.. ~
may aDpear the InD~f aiysntseeoss e.. .nt
fered IN blocks, the blocks ngmiSf.1 VIA
sx Tnsy he ohefef together a. obs Is,eas $3.50
offered in LOO, too c0ntl yOos W, inaJ - t,,a
Together. IL bidder ~ oeai,e, Hths -, "a
h. soid 20 one purrba<er, the EtTesi>, sisJs =
iots mny b. dIs,egarded H., In Jach e.shs,,
comes the pdTchaSer Of the sfsee III
within the boundaries Of the uscL 80. mr..
II any block be sold ssp<Tsey - i,pss
en- sseY, he. Of course. nAy dikfessia hs .st n
.j,tiu The block, BIZ, ale mus u - 10,
the blocks numbered five and M " -. h.
sstber 10 one purctsser, the sisrt fs,s,s,rh
tween aid bIockx IN the alley funn ihs 80. "a
block I've, may be dIuef,srded, 81 tbs.s :, tks
,ucn purchaser. 10 be Dlsde aDd nse - gs,r,oIrd
time o. the purchase IL De 70 cees 49, sDuft
t.1d elosel ,ad arsst ana , ss throash bod
seven, fronting on Zane strert' ano 49,. III
north 10 The ailey parallel WIN L&ne
There sr- 90 ND Tsir Ground trAa TT .soo,
two HUNDRED ana thi ~ ir 20. q ss - indn
eighty are Jnmhsrdy. Popssr q " "a tres 20
the grsf:.r rsft are Maple hnu - On tten
hsxius trunts Soa4 a. taose 10 disre,n -, in
TEErs or fALE-Fach pufcesssI ,,o;o<J,
hard ono ti.irf a; lexst OF his Pun bsre - ~
and a. rruch rscre thsreof - be nay e..,.ir,eats
the rezit.re, II any. In two eqgsi ri pay.
hearing interss from the cay o. 80 th<fesf
able respfcii seiy; IN one si,o ~, ~ seur,d %
- -,,h e.oI rerzopal teruIity Eot ~
- - e, nv In hspd ene-baL o. moss 600
49, - MONEY. his notes forthe sef,.ssoa
rn,snt. of,he ar,e shall BE- taken w',no III md
securtty. In ever case, boreye, VI W. N AN.
be retained - security 1nsli Ps5raiDWEIL,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

SAID Governor GORDON ut Cincinnati;
This is the truth, and WAS there. There
were in all that great central city Of Ma
con, Georgia, q dozen Confederate flags
and fifty thousand Stars and Stripes and
vet some people are 80 colOr-blind that
they could not see anything but the rebel
flags, and yet the very carriages that bore
JEFF. DAVIS, and the horses that drew
him, were covered with Union Gags. The
very house that he was in was so covered
with them A. TO almost blind him."